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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08
Mr.. DERLY.
He Clearly Dsnnes HIS Position On
Leading Questions.

Leading Questions.
DETROIT, Mich, September Mr..
John Devlin, United States Consul al
Windsor, a prominent knight OF La.
Dor. recently wrote General Master
Workman Powderly, calling attention
to the criticsms which had been 30
freely made upon his policy as the Of.
fetal head OF that order, and asking
certain questions concerning the sans.
In reply Mr.. Powdsrly declares that
he Is not socialist. He says he owes
allegiance TO the Knights Of Labor
only; that be has done q mans part
10 promoting the orders interests
that lie has bat.led against allowing Il
to become tie tail TO any kite. The
hundreds Of thousands Of men and
women who foeked 10 the Knights Of
Labor would no! have done 90 II be
had bsen dishonest, ignorant or selfish,
he said, He had never sensured social.
ism, never would. have interiered
with socialist organizations had not
the socialists interiered with the
knights Of Labor. He had Denounced
anarchy, bat he had never publicly
mentioned Parsons's name. He be.
lieved In excluding all foreigners
brought TO this country under con.
tract TO take the places OF American
workmen. This country could cup
port ihou.snd millions Of human
beings, but they must not all come al
once. They must come by natural
not by forced. means.
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How Cleopatra K,Iisa Herself.
London Daily Telssr.ph.


DIR. Viaud Grand Marias, in
curious pamphlet on the Egyptian
Queen, discusses at some length her
experiments on slaves, prisoners aud
persons condemned 10 death. Quot.
ing from Plutarch, he shows how she
acquired the gertrude that the bite
Of the asp effected 4 calm and pain.
less death. But here the worthy
doctors reasoning begins. How, he
asks, did the asp escape, and how did
the two attendants Of the Queen die,
Nobody saw the sorpen! sfterward.
and we have the spectacle Of closed
room, OF two women inanimate, and
Of one languidly raising her
head 10 answer with dying feeblencsS
the messengers OF Cesar. All this,
according 20 the doctor, shows that
charcoal poisoning had been resorted
10, for Cleopatra, who was a clever
woman, had studied every possible
means OF bringing about death. NJ,
Maspero, the well known Egyptolo.
gist, TO whom the recent researches
Of which Baron Larrey ma le fun,
have been communicated, doubts the
existence OF the great Nile Queen, As
a. there are no monuments or hero.
slyphs relating to her.
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CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

NEW YoRT Tho Sharp case has
been adj burned until Tuesday morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock, September 18th.
NEw HAVEN Cons. -The Now Haven
Wire Contrary, which Is involved in
the 4, \. Wheeler a Co. failure, was
today placed In the hands OF a re.
ceivef, on the motion OF its ofllcors.
The mills are closed.
PR3yiDzScE, X. I.-Robert Barton.
manufacturing ieweler, has called q
meeting Of his creditors. His liablli.
ties are estimated At 800, 600, of Which
about ball IL secured. An EFFORT will
be made 10 secure an extension.
BurrK, NJ. ia Miner special
from Sun River, Mont, says; By =
WATERFRONT In Careless creek. In
Meagre county, yesterday, 1900 sheep,
principally spring lamhs, vere
drowned on one ranch. Much dam.
age was done to the buildings also.
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bounties engage 10 carry eaIHants
from Europe Of reduced fares. We
mean to build q great hotel for the
gratuitous reception Of settlers below
the Retro. bssldeJ eleven Others In
divers provinces. We had, in spite Of
the cholera, $4,000 immigrants las!
year. and 10000 In eight months end.
ing June Ii, 1887, besides 1900 fret
and second clans passengers. We eK.
poet to have this year 10000 immi.
grants, or FIVE times tho Brssllian av-
erage. The Governors Of the upper
Provinces constantly ask US to send up
artisans. bat every immigrant that
lands at Buenos Ayres al once finds
emplo 7ment. We feel convinced that
immigration will settle all our eco
nomic dilaoulties."
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PowDkRLy's ORDER.
Seq Policy Ostiised and Recon-.
meudsd.

PmLADnlrHiA, Pa, September T.
The Times tomorrow will say; Gen.
eral Mister Workman Powderly yee-
terday issued q very important circu-
lar 10 "the order everywhere" outlin-
Ing q new policy which he recon.
mends should 90 enacted into O law
Of the order al the next general
assembly. The new plan Ia as follows:
Glveto each trade the RICH, TO organ
Ia national trade assembly under
the Jurisdiction OF the general assem-
bly,, said national trade assembly TO
meet once year for the election Of of.
6cers and for the better regulation OF
the affairs OF the trade and district.
Eich national assembly TO have ex.
elusive control over the aaAlrs OF Its
trade, without LET or hindrsuce 90
long as the consultation OF
the general assembly IL not
violated. In matters clncernlng
strikes, no trade local assembly TO en-.
tor upon one until all OF the assemblies
In the national trade assembly lave
voted on the question, and have, by q
three fourths vote. agreed 10 render
assistance, the general laws OF the
order requiring attempts Of arbitration
10 be observed. No assistance from
the general order 10 be given until the
case has been presented 10 the General
Executive Board, and by them sub.
mitted 10 the order at large.
In case that no HesistAncs from the
general order 10 required the General
Executive Board 10 not 20 interfere
With the matter. Each national
trade assembly 10 have y bureau OF
statistics and Information concerning
the state and condition Of the trade,
the information 10 be furnished by
local stAtisticlans; State, Territorial
aud provincial assemblies 10 be
4 rmed In every State, Territory and
province In the Jurisdiction Of the Or
der. In the circular Mr.. Povderly
also advocates . gen eral bensA. asso.
cIa'ion 10 he taken up In the entire
order,
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fnz Alasks seal asheies question,
or the right OF the United States 10
Behring's soa can be stated a. alto
gethsr depending upon the validity Of
the claim a Russis TO the exclusive
right Of the Behring's sea. Russia
claimed II as hers; sne coded to the
United States the coast on one side Of
this little ocean. together with one.
half OF she ocean itself. Congress
sold the night TO catching seals on her
side OF that ocean. and now the capt.
ure Of Bhtirh posobep In this ssa
by Aneriean vessels OF war brings up
tho question as 10 Rusda's original
right to the sea-s right disputed by
England and other nations, when
Rusaa's exclusive rights 10 the sea
were annosnced In the ukase Of 1921.
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VOICE or THE PEOPLE.
Hhs Beauty OF . Plug Hat In Catch.
iDE q street Car.


To the Editor Of the Appeal:
1 would like to say q few words
while the subject OF our stree. car
servlcs Is under discussion. It Is
about the drivers, who boss the street
cars oil this city. am young man
myself, 81 don't care much for the
cars to stop for me, l can get on a
car easily when one end OF it is ten
feet mp in the air and the other
gou9inR thu right OF way and csress.
log Che buAiDess end Of the mules. l
say that can do 1t easily, but that 10
because i am an athlete. And then
l like TO cause the neighbors innocent
amusement. They come out.on their
respective porches In the morning
and wait to see me spread my
leRs-which are rather long-all
over the surrounding scenery, while I
scatter fuger nails everywhere trying
to grab the railing. The driver seems
to appreciate the situation also, for he
always whips up the mules when he
catches sight Of me. There is q wild,
exhilsrating sort Of charm about the
whole performance, but somehow I
think could get along without II.
The street car driver, however. doea
not discriminate, except Ia one case
which / will mention presently. Many
and many q time have seen Old gen.
tlemen Of fifty and sixty years OF age
nearly break their necks In getting of
and on, their signals to stop being, In
moet cares, totally disregardes, and
when auy slscking Of speed was m sde
at all II ~ scarcely perceplible. Tell
the drivsS that YOU will report him,
take the number Of his cor and the
hour, and he laughs, for hs knows
very well thai in nine cases out Of ten
II WON'T be done, ard that nothing
will happen, moot likely, II IL is.
Give him the thrashirg he
deserves, and you find yourself ar
ragned in the Police Court the next
morning for assault. That's where
the driver has the advantage Of you,
and he knows It. Those who have seen
him stop for half an hour while
great big, muscular fellow got of will
appreciate the truth Of this.
There is q gentleman living out on
the Vance Street line who owns q plug
hat, He wears 1t regularly, together
NTH a rnilita,y t,tla hnt ha Iaaa ,at
own q carriage, though we'll able to
sford II. In the morning he waits
until the car hiss passed his house
and gotten halt q square beyond.
Then one OF his youngsters comes out
on the porch and whistles. The car
stope, and q moment later he steps
calmly out on the porch aud picks
bis teeth, surveys the scenery
once or twice, draws q cigar from
his pocket and strolls leisurely down
to the gate; then he quietly takes
match from his pocket, and thought.
fully selects q good spot on the gate
post TO scratch II. 9e does 90, lights
his cigar, and then walks TO the car
with q calmness and freedom from
hurry that 10 perfectly txasperating to
the waiting passengers.
hope / have described this man
faithfully and that he will recoguizs
his portrait. / know his suffering fell.
low passengers will. After all, II seems
that the only hope for the patrons Of
the Vance street line 10 to buy plug
hats and cultivate an impertuibable
calm. +.
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Thsy All MAD n ear, p,......

A family doctor tells the following
amusing story in Casscll's Magazine:
Prof. Blank, Of F., devoted q
whole week Of the session to lectur-
ing TO his students on the subject Of
heart diseases. He had 4 private
apartment opening of the class room
TO which no was wont TO retire after
he had finished. in order 10 take OF
his gown and enjoy a little media.
ton by the FIRE. On the afternoon
Of tho second day a modest knock
came TO tho door. Enter" said
Prof. Blank. And, hat In hand, APP
pcared one OF his students, looking
somewhat worried and pale. What
can do for you, Mr.. Mp Nothing,
] fear" was the reply. Nothing on
earth can aid me. / have tho
very symptoms that you were today
describing. Sound me and see, sir,
The sounding was soon performed.
You're in perfect health as regards
your heart" That was the verdict.
And Mr.. NJ. went away happy. But
hardly had the kindly old professor
resumed his seat before another
knock resounded on the door. Come
in. Well, what's the matter with
you, Mr.. CT" I'm q dead man"
gaspcd Mr.. O., looking wildly round
as Il he wanted TO clutch something.
i've got heart disease as sure as
gun" mot quite as. bad as that, |
trust. Take of your coat" Auscula-
ton and percussion were speedily
performed; then the professor
laughed in C.'s face. Sound as q
bell, man." he said. go home TO
your dinner, and don't be fool. "
The doctor did not sit down again,
however. No, he was afraid there
would be more Of them, so he hur;
ried along through the squad, and
got into his carriage. But he had
two more visits at his residence on
the same night from frightened stu
dents, 'and every day during the re-.
maindor OF that week he had visit
or two OF the same kind. On the
following Monday he got on to levers,
and the students completely recov'
cred from their cardiac complaints,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08

An effort Ia making In Bnglatd TO
induce tbs railway companies 70
abandon the compartment syttem Of
carriages and adopt or approach the
American system Of ,en cars, which
change would be desirable on sccoun,
Of economy 10 the companies and
comfort Zoe their passengers. The
president OF the London Board Of
Trade has written letter 10 the mana,
gers OF Rngllsh railways. demanding
carriages eIoluslvely for women, so az
10 proven, In the future the occurrencs
OF outragea.
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ACCORDING 10 an exchange tho 70.
salt Of the deliberations Of the Inter,
national Medical Congress In session
q, Warrington possess . practical aud
universal interest which belong, to no
other subject, inasmueh ~ II bearn
upon the saving Of human LIE, and
the cure or al.oyiatlon Of me many
lie, physical and moutal, which aesh
A. haIf a.,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08
CHATS By TIE WAY.

"Money Is tcarcer In Memphis 10.
day than l have seen II at this time Of
year in good long WHILE" said q
prominent bank cashier yesterday.
Thought there was plenty Of money
here. What causes the stringency ?"
"The reason is that the merth ants
have let more money out to their Gus
TONERS than In q good many years.
Now, understand me, the banks are
well supplied, but tue demand on
them from the merchants is 30 great
that they are not DESTROYS OF outside
paper. OF course, each bank must &C.
commodste their customers; this is
what they are doing and no more.
The demand for money has, OF course,
increased the rate Of interest percep.
tibly."
"How long is this tishtness on the
purse sirings TO las,i"
"Until the cotton crop comes Ia
sufli GENTLY from The country 10 relieve
II. do not think that there will be
any material change much before ths
first OF October, tor when the farmers
see that the market Ia being crowded
TO the extent OF depreciating tbs price
Of tie staple, they will store their cot.
ton In their own sheds aud Wal, for q
rise. Money will be plentiful here, /
think, though, within the next
month"
us the musical instrument trade
keeping pace with the briskness In
other lines Of business, Mr.. L. Witt
manT
The season with az has not fairly
opened yet, but all along through the
summer We have had good sale,-iar
better than for the corresponding time
last year. Memphis houses have all
the facilities for supplying every line
oil musical Instruments 10 the sur.
rounding country, and do Il 10 q
greater extent than is generally sup
posed"
%.
Gen. A. NJ. West, Of Holly Springs,
Miss, isa man OF that commanding
presence which would cause him 10 be
remarked among any number Of men.
After his retirement from the vice
presidency Of the Illinois Central rail.
road he took q hand In Mississippi
politics, serving one term In the State
Senate. He was nominated for Vice
President Of the United States on the
labor ticket Of 1854, but without his
consent. In fact, he voted for Mr..
Cleveland. He comes 10 Memphis oo.
oaeionally. Being met on the street. A
few days ago, In reply 10 the inqulry
~ % what was new In Mississippi moi.
iiics, he replied: III am entirely ont
OF politics now, and, while I read a
great deal, l take but little e,ock In
politics, and don't care about spending
opinions on that score"
-.
Hardware has increased In prie. IN
from "a to 20 per cent. over what n
was last year." said Mr.. A. D. Lang.
1isa, Of the LaDgs.af Hardware Com.
pany, yesterday.
what Is tho cause Of ,hls nd.
vance7'
81. Ia mainly owing 10 the scarcity
Of production within the past year.
For teveral years the markel vas
glutted. Goods were sold below 1bs
actual cost oil manuiac ure. Several
oil the largeet manufactures. which
undertook 10 keep up, under ths bons
that the price would grow bette, wa,s
forced 70 the wall. The trade In this
market has been exceptionally rood.
Oar August sales this year exceeded
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IT would improve the appearance Of
Court square II the chief Of police
would order one Of the pAlrolmen 10
Kill tina, postiierous prairie dog, which
has made ono section Of the grassy
park 90 unsightly by digging numor.
oui hoes and galleries throughout the
grounds. A more decided nuisance
cannot poGsibly be imagined than this
little AlimAl.
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
Fast Nail and Passenger Train
Meet.
Eleven Passengers more ar Loss
Severely Isjureh--A Little
Child hfned.

DIS MorsEs, IA, september The
last mail on the Chicsgo, Burlington
and Quincy railroad raj iutc the rpgu.
lar passenger train, westward bound,
near Alton this afternoon =, 9 o'clock.
The passenger had been detaint d by
freight and the fast mail failed 10
notice the signal to stop. The list OF
injured was chiefly confined to the
sleeper on the rear Of the passenger
train, as follows:
KILLED.
INFANT CHILD Of Rev. A. Il. Mosher,
OF Creston.
INJURED.
MRS. MosHRR, bad and arms badly cut |;
V" SR HISeEly g. S.' COOK: o, Brooklyn. N.Y..
with wife and Two sons; the yoarso:t, eur
years old. fearfully scalded. probably IA
tally other members Of the family not seri-
T. !. ). GRAY. of Greenfield. a.. horribl,
X. +: g: FULLERTON. of chilliooths. Wis.
:. sIhsR R5 dRISIsGER. Cleveland. o..
scalded.
MISS ANNA MORRILL,. Rcd Oak, Ia,
face and arms scaldsd.
J; A. BAILEY and wife, Of Michigan,
both injured IN bsck and slightly soaided.
q, BR0CKhAN and wife, OF Michigan,
slightly soalded.
The injured are cared for at the
Summit House, Creston, and are do.
ing ss we'll as could be expected. The
engineer and fireman OF the fast mai
saved themselves by jumping. 1t was
In rounding sharp curve that the dis
aster occurred. The passenger train
was concealed from view. A few miles
b.ck the mail train had been
jagged by the passenger on &C.
count OF the same freight. When
the collision occurred the mail
train WAS only going twenty miles an
hour-a circumstance that prevented
a much more horrible catastrophe.
1t is not definitely known how the
ignll for the mail to etop was given,
but that II was no, properly done Ia
inferred from the fact that the brake.
man Of the passenger train was taken
on board the mail when the first stop
was made, and the passengers crew
was therefore travelling short handed.
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WHIPPED OUT.
l. s.s n. ssrihers osspes,e< co see
suub

isrscilL TO vus lrrsAL.I
BInsIsoHAn, Ala, September t.
The Louisville aud Nashville manage.
mont has edeo,ually whipped the
strike. Trains run out all day and
tonight last 40 fast a. they could bs
made up. and thore was no attempt 10
Interfere with them. II 10 expected
the trains will sei pretty we'll down to
the schedule tomorrow. Twenty oil
the striking switchmen applied IA
superintendent Minor today for their
old jobA but bo told then the places
had oil besn A led. Fifty more appll.
cations have come In than there
are vacancies Tor. A brakeman named
Nix was jailed this afternoon for tell.
Ing one OF the new men he would be
shot on q certain night down the
road. Three Of tho men who we're ar.
rested In the yard las, nigh, as
Migrants w,re 6ned g. apiece In the
maJoTs cour. this morning. A can.
vAse was made amorg tho strikers and
other cllisena for money 10 pay them
out, bul IL didn't reals, enough, and
Ohiet Detective Hewlett, be ng applied
10, made up the shortage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08

rus people Of Kentucky, q, the last
election. voted In favor or calling q
Constitutional Convention, % az TO
amend the present Constitution, which
contains many obsolete provisions-
declaring tho right Of property In
slaves, and prohibiting free negroes
from reading In the State, and max.
log such residence . felony punish.
able by imprisonmsn, In the peniten.
uarv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08

THEaTERi and other places Of public
anusemen, are beneficial in every
way 10 city. Trey assist In making
the place attractive 10 visitors and In.
directly aid Ia increasing general busI.
mess prosperity. II Ia to the interest
Of merchants aud the public generally
~ aid the thcAtep by patronage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08

snERiTr CANNON should discharge
all Inefficient or Objectionable regular
deputies and dismiss the little army
Of special deputies who inIes, the city
and county. The attention Of the
publle Is row directed toward The
sh1ria's Office, aud they demand that
the sheriff shall "turn the rsscals
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08
Natural GA. Jubilee.

ToLvD1, o., September 7.-Tonight
was devoted to = natural gas jubilee,
In honor Of the arrIyal Of the new fuel
In Toledo, II being plpod from the
Hancock and Wood county hslds.
Sand pipes were erected, aud III up
the city In all directions. A grand
open air meeting was held. Mayor
Hamilton presided. and Rr.PresIdent
Hayes the orator Of the occasion.
spoke. Gen. Jsmee A. Ashley also
bpoio.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08

WmLu there seems to be growing
disposition among certain classes Of
people In tho United States to restrict
foreign immigration, the south Amer
lean eoun.riss, the Argentine Repub.
lic and othoB, are Offering every In.
dueeneni 10 secure that immigration
and Increase Il. The Argentine MIN.
lister Of Foreign Affairs, In his annual
report, shows bis ooun,ry 10 taking no
steps backward. He gays: "The Ar
gentins Republic is most anxious 10
promote immigration. We require al
least 100000 newcomers yearly TO
keep pace with the demands Of indus.
try. TIE proposed new line, Of steam.
.srs % which 40 propo,e 10 give
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08

snoE 1870 the use Of whisky In the
United States has fallen OF one.hali,
while tho u,c Of wine has increased
40 per cent, aud tho consumption Of
beer has increased from 1885 gallons
per eIpi.s to il,0l pOr capita In 1885
Toe tendency Of the people 10 toward
milder drinks and temperance.
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The South has already become q
formidable competitor Of New England
In the manufacture Of sheetings, osna.
burgs and the cosrser grades Of fabric,
and will In the near future success-
fully compete with nearly all the
manufacturing interests Of the North,
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THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARoEsr CIRCULATION
rs rHB OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

The ArPzAL may DO found on 40 In st..
Loui, at the Llndell Hotel.
In New York at the Pinh Avenue Hotel
and at the sfss Of tho American Newspaper
Publisher Association. lot Temple Court.
This PAPER 10 represented By J. X. Van
Doren, Special Eastern Advertising Agent,
No. u Tribune Building. New York.
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Early Morning Fire.

NAsav.LLn, TENN, September IA
fre esrlv this morning destroyed about
$1,000 worth Of small houses, three in
number, on Line street. They we're
owned by Jack Wyatt, Who sold them
yesterday, and the deed was 10 have
been gwen today.
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THE WEATHER.
Iudlenfl0Ua.

Fer hssiUsippii Light local showers. fol-
loved By seslsr fair weather. lisht 10 fresh
northefls winds. vesrins 10 northeAstsrly.
For Arkansas Fair weather; light 10
fresh and cooler northsrly winds. vssrlns TO
warmer seathsasterly.
Yer Tsnnssseei Light to fresh north.
srly wind. shii,lns 10 warmer southsls.-
srly.
The rivers will remsin nearly stationary.
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restssssy's Locsi Temperature.
Memphis 8lsnAl 0nlos Report.l

Tue dsnissl Of Policeman Rogers
from the position Of Cour. Square
keeper vs. an so, Of justice 10 the
public which had been too long with
held,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08

TINS murdsrsrs Of the negro youth,
Joe Waller, ae In Jail. bu, they dc.
cline 10 state who OF them fred the
iaial shot In the eyes. OF the law
they ara all equally guilty Of the
eri ma
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08

IT rsmored that the Grand Army
lesders are considering the proprlety
Of changing the place Of meeting Of
The National RucAmpmen, from 81.
Louis 10 Eshvills.
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those OF last year by at least IS per
cent. Memphis Is selling lots Of hard.
ware, and the trade Is increasing
yearly"